The Mouse Family S New Home

When a family of mice moves to their new home, they find a number of deliciously fragrant items. Scratch and sniff labels are included in illustrations.

Mimsy Mouse goes on her first adventure to find a new house after a sudden flood from Farmer Brown's water trough leaves her homeless and afraid. With the help of Doggone & other friends, Mimsy uncovers many new dwellings around the farm & discovers the magic of friendship.

**This is the chapter slice "Analysing Gr. 3-4" from the full lesson plan "Reading Response Forms"** Let your young readers share their thoughts about the literacy that they have heard or read themselves. Our valuable and easy-to-use resource provides a wide variety of skill-based worksheets and purposeful hands-on activities that are all based on the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy. Use to supplement your present reading program or as independent student work. Our worksheet activities will help to engage and build the full range of thinking skills essential for reading comprehension and focus on many other skills including: knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis and evaluation. Also included is a teacher implementation guide, student assessment rubrics, word puzzles, color graphic organizers and a comprehension quiz. All of our content meets the Common Core State Standards and are written to Bloom's Taxonomy.

Piebald the laboratory mouse escapes in order to join his father in the city. Through his adventures, Piebald comes to realize that the Creator has made it possible for him to survive the dangers of the forest and find his dad.

Mr. Mouse is the second book in the series of three books that takes place around the big ole brown brick house. Book 2 is from the perception of a little brown mouse. This little mouse, Mr. Mouse, was bullied by a mean ole cat until it is forced to find a new home. The home the little brown mouse finds is in a big old brown brick house that Big Daddy and Big Momma finds in Book 1, Finding a New Home.

Boss Mouse is the self-appointed leader of a colony of mice. In conducting meetings, Boss Mouse uses a secret formula for his six whiskers and a thorough, meticulous brushing to precisely position every hair on his thick fur coat. This story is about a mouse who leads the entire colony of mice from its familiar burrow to a new land of safety. In order for them to find their way, it was necessary to find a map that was on the stomach of a turtle. The problems become how to know which turtle it is and how to read the map to find the directions! They encounter several animals and birds who help them. Their leader, Boss Mouse, provides the guidance and the wisdom for the colony to avoid trouble and danger, even though he, with the help of Mrs. Mouse, has to keep track of their mischievous son, Miffit, who is always more interested in playing games, having fun and eating than he is in helping the colony. Miffit just seems to be in and out of trouble most of the time. He is whisked up by a whirlwind while he is eating seeds inside of a can and lands in a strange place where he is under the bad influence of some strange talking mice and has to deal with rejection and fear. Miffit meets a young, nice friend, Andshe, and they begin their journey back to the colony and its safety. They proceed to find a way to send messages via reflections on a mica rock, sent there using her nails to make a special code that only Boss Mouse is able to decipher. Boss Mouse arranges for the homecoming and a happy ending for Miffit and Andshe as they start their life new together.

Wusel the mouse, Hoot the curious owl, Hunter the busy beaver as well as their friends Cheeks the forgetful squirrel, and Pokey the shy porcupine learn that being different is okay. Living close together and each learning about the others they come to realize they all have their special talents and are all-important. Their adventures as well as their mistakes teach them to except one another. They also learn things about themselves. Can a small mouse help an owl? Can a strong busy beaver help his friends? Will the shy porcupine perform an act of bravery? Why does Cheeks have blue spots? Are owls really wise or do they also need to learn? Do we all look at things and see them the same? I hope you enjoy reading The Mouse & The Curious Owl and learning some of the lessons they learned.